t of it.

    le. And Aravis never spoke to Sa at all if s.

    Soon, ant to tting near tasravelling by nig the day. And

    at every  t o do ing off ty, but no could  be put off no longer. During ttle, a very little,  less unfriendly to Sa; one usually gets on better alking about noticular.

    Bree said t to do o fix a place  on tas  separated in passing ty.  place ombs of t Kings on t. quot;t stone bee-; ;you cant  possibly miss them.

    And t of it is t none of ted by g.quot; Aravis asked if it   really ed by g Bree said  believe in  tales. And ta said  a Calormene eit care a  stra tories of g quite true. But it rat t it annoyed oo) and of course s mind  any number of g tled t tombs sas tting on very ill ed out t t as o get t.

    quot;ell settle t tomorro; said Bree. quot;time for a little sleep  now.”

    But it  easy to settle. Araviss first suggestion  ty during t and not go into tas all. But  Bree  t t  oo long a s it oo long for oo, but  t). t it  certain to be inquisitive.

    Sa t tas   Bree explained t t tarkaans and tark ter parties on t it   likely place in ting someone who would recognize Aravis or  even himself.

    quot;ell o ; said Sa.

    looked to  to go rigy itself from gate to gate because one o be noticed in t  s;Boto dress  in rags and look like peasants or slaves And all Araviss armour and our saddles and t be made into bundles and put on our backs, and t pretend to drive  us and people hink were on pack-horses.”